You certainly gets quite a haul of the rarer species, David.
Both Jungle-Glories are T. klugius-top-female; bottom-male.
In T. odana the wing bases are strongly banded, & the dark line ends on top of the big eyespot (not beside it).
Saturn (Z. amethystus) female. Both eyespots are large & wider than the tornal lobe (folded up here.)
In Z. doubledayi the spots are much smaller & fit into the diameter of the lobe.
A rarity, Amathusia ochraceofusca. The outer margin of the big brown median band is very irregular on the forewing , but less than in A. schoenbergi.
This band tapers upwards to the costal margin, but not obvious here because of perspective distortion.
( Correction: This is actually Amathusia schoenbergi )
Mycalesis orseis is correct.
Mycalesis intermedia. Forewing with (usually) two spots. Strong white shading to the outside of the eyespots.
Hindwing indentation line sharp pointed at apex (giving it a triangular appearance).
Lower two big eyespots (in space 2 & 3) very large, but not in line with the one below. (In M. mineus) they are in line.
Note lines across the forewings can cause confusion with M. perseoides.
See C&P4's Plate 16/22.
TL Seow
Last edited by Psyche; 29-Jul-2011 at 12:56 AM.
Reason: correction to Amathusia
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